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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

Page

2

American Legion Auxiliary to Meet at McIntire Home

Rolfe notes say the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday April 12 at the W L McIntire home. The Sorosis Club postponed its March 18 meeting to April 1 at Mrs B A Petersons home. Social updates include farewells for local families and recent club activities with sewing and a birthday prize awarded.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxil- Lucy Fonor C. E. Calligan Bar Kubourn Legion Hall Abe DeVaul Merle McAninch A. A. Richmond Frances M. Perigal Des Moines C. B. Chapman Virginia DeViul Nettie C. E. Carligan Earl .Kilbourn Wm. Quigley Day W. L. McIntire Fannie McIntire Geo. Smith Sr Martin Christensen

City pot luck dinner invitation posted

A notice invites residents to attend a pot-luck dinner on Monday March 22 at 6 30 p m. The committee will provide meat coffee cream sugar and rolls with ten baskets ready to assist guest care.

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For Sale Brooder House and Feed Materials

For sale by Hall Roberts' Son of Postville Iowa two items Roy Simonson 51 21 Alfalfa at 7.50 per bushel 99 percent Medium Clover at 15 60 per bushel. Postal card today for samples and illustrated circular with purity and germination tests. 50 41.

Hall Roberts’ Son Postville Iowa

Rolfe Wins In Subdistrict Declam Contest

Wednesday evening last week Rolfe high school hosted the subdistrict declamatory contest with Manson Callender Humboldt Pomeroy Moorland and Rolfe as participants. Judges from Pocahontas and Bode selected the winners in oratorical dramatic and humorous divisions.

Rolfe High School Manson Callender Humboldt Pomeroy Moorland Rolfe Janice Williams Pocahontas Bode Glen Swartzendruber John Flaherty Janice Wiegman

Home Project Meeting Names Menu and Topics Discussed

The third lesson follow-up for a nutrition home project was held at John Lawman home on Friday March 12 led by Mrs. Lawman and Mrs. Sam Nicoson with 12 ladies present. They prepared a luncheon of rolled flank steak vegetables corn muffins butter jelly canned pears and peaches. Mrs. Art Vaughn reported on the pasture training school in Spencer. The meeting also covered music appreciation selections and plans for the next gathering at Chet Carpenter home on Thursday March 25.

John Lawman Lawman Sam Nicoson Art Vaughn Pasture Spencer Chet Carpenter

Cancer Prevention Fund Appeal Drives Local Support

Next week marks cancer prevention week and residents are invited to donate to the American Cancer Society through local representative Mrs. Geo Shors. The message urges community backing for the prevention fund via the local contact.

American Society For the Control of Cancer Geo. Shors

Obituary of Mrs. Bessie M. Taylor of Rolfe Iowa

Mrs. Bessie M. Taylor died at her Rolfe home on March 6 1987 from a cerebral hemorrhage after illness. Born Bessie Mooney in Scotland on June 20 1861 she immigrated to the United States at age nine. She married William C. Taylor in Chicago in 1887 and moved to Rolfe where he died in 1896. Survived by five children, three grandchildren and relatives, she was a devout Catholic known for faith and family devotion. Funeral at St Margaret's Rolfe with requiem high mass. interment in Catholic cemetery.

Bessie M. Taylor Rolfe Bessie M. Mooney Scotland Peter Mooney United States Chicago William C. Taylor Chicopee Falls Mass George Ethel Cronk Waterloo William Sioux Falls S. D Bessie Elia Meisenbach Billy Taylor Mary Josephine Meisenbach St. Margaret’s Church D. A. Tewell Floyd McCain Pomeroy John Leo Thomas Walter Clement Crahan Oeiwein Wallace Taylor W. S. Taylor Billy Ralph E. Cronk Mayme Learch E. Cusack Oelwein Margaret Crahan Thomas Crahan Emmett Crahan West Bend Sade Crahan Margie Crahan Sadie Crahan Rita Condon Margaret Condon Mangon Theresa Meisenbach Leonora Fargo C. G. Jolliffe Humboldt J. J. Fitzgerald Thomas Leahy Jr Gilmore Myr Byrne Leahy Carroll J. H. Pollock

US pig crop rises despite western crop drop

The United States fall pig crop grew about six percent from 1985 even as western corn belt states, including Iowa, saw a decline. Swine may be poisoned by excess salt, and salt poisoning reports have been issued by the U S Department of Agriculture. Interstate sale of mixed domestic and imported alfalfa or red clover seed violates the federal seed act despite clear labeling.

United States Towa United States Department of Agriculture

Methodist Church Plans Lent and Easter Services

Rev Clarence W Tompkins leads a week of Epworth League events and Lent services at four locations with a pageant The Crucifixion and daily themes I Am the Way I Am the Truth I Am the Life ahead of a Friday union service and Easter observances for the congregation.

Methodist Episcopal Church Clarence W. Tompkins Epworth League Jesus Africa Christ R. C. Grant J. C. Brogotti L. D. Smith Thomas Diggs God

Promotion Club approves Good Friday business closures in Rolfe

Rolfe business houses will close from 1 to 4 PM on Good Friday after a Promotion club meeting. Rev J O Wangberg noted March 26 union services at M E church from 2 to 8:30 PM, and the closure was approved. Trade extension shows $7.02 on hand and Rev Clarence Tompkins joins to share trade plans.

Rolfe Promotion Club J. O. Wangberg M. E Clarence Tompkins Spencer Tompkins New Trade Extension Committee Council Bluffs Frank Grandjenet Ed Boles Red Cross G. B. Palmer Supt M. D. Anderson Misses Alletta Ivyl Grant Arthur Ader Fort Dodge

Eggs production treads above average in December

The United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports egg production stayed just above the December average despite elevated feed costs, indicating steadier output for the sector.

United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Rolfe Cage Team Advances To State Tournament

The Rolfe cage squad travels to the state tournament after taking a 46 to 25 lead at the end of the period, with a box score note continuing from page one. The report also references a preliminary tax survey of farm real estate taxes in 38 states for 1986.

Rolfe Cage

Basketball Team Escorts Home After Weekend Game

The report notes 54 auto loads of Rolfe talent traveled to Council Bluffs on Sunday to bring the basketball team home. Albert Rudolfson earned a nickname Budy later heard as Beauty at the district tournament. Harlan Miller’s column jokes that a new game ring rises with each Northwest Iowa birth, while a department store in the East sells automobiles.

Ida Grove Rolfe Rudolfson Cornwell F Rickard Eee Kennedy Marine Hansen Nne Ferden Mere Smith Boles Next Iverson Chicago Herald Zimmer Jamier. Miller Rasmussen Hanson iBaker F Young Deal Flater Sloan Ferden Pinta Rickard Smith Kennedy Godsey Mee Johnson Hilts Heinle Humansberger Brenden Calhoun Sete Dean O Woods Worell Sloan Seep Ree Council Bluffs Joan Somber Kennedy Ale Marine Lee Halpin Council: Bluffs Albert Budy Long U Rudolfsonl Harlan Miller Iowa Harlan

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